After feeding do you put your baby down?

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My baby would never go to slee after feeding and burping. I have to make sure i walk with her and hold her for like 30 min before putting her down to sleep. She is 7 weeks old. Pls share your techniques :)

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If my baby is awake while feeding her I burp her and hold her for a while, play with her etc... But when she's sleeping and I feed her I just burp her and within 5 minutes I put her down

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I have 8 week old twins, one of them usually falls asleep right after he eats but my other twin is alert and playful. I do some tummy time, talk to her, put her in her swing, etc to play with her then she usually gets tired after 30-40 minutes.  I think both are normal,  it's a great time to play with them because their tummies are full and they're less fussy!

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I'm having a terrible time at night with this. He seems to be wide awake after I feed and burp him.

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I always try to interact and play with the baby after feeding during the day- tummy time, talking, etc. At night it's feed & back to sleep.

I try to stay on the eat , wake, sleep & repeat schedule (other than middle of night).

Did this with my daughter and seemed to help naturally build a routine for her. I think it also naturally taught her to not rely on food/bottle to fall asleep. To this day she's a wonderful sleeper and self soother.

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My baby boy always wants to be held so I hold him as much as I can. After feeding though is then I try to get some house work done while he's asleep so to make him think I'm still hold I g him I swaddle him and lay him in his bassinet with his head propped up a little tiny bit he sleeps like an angel my mom taught me this technique and it's been very handy

After feeding do you put your baby down?

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